In light of the unbridled wickedness of the Appomattox county supervisors I was compelled to write this second letter of rebuke and warning to the editor of our local newspaper. He graciously printed it. To the Editor: The Hebrew word for “Landmark” is actually the word “Boundary”. Before the extensive use of fences, landed property was marked out by stones or posts, set up so as to ascertain the divisions of family estates. There are still remnants of these posts found [...]

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The Declaration of the Universal King

Thus, this particular YouTube category is a strategic battlefield where many of the dispensational, Premillennials can be engaged, challenged and won to an optimistic, perspective.   With the wane of Premillennialism, other Dispensational assumptions may also be called into question like a row of falling dominoes.This is where the Dispies hang out.  Many of these first-page videos have huge viewership.  A few of our selections have over 2-1/2 million views.  Not surprising, because books about Bible prophecy are the largest category of [...]

Part OneThe frenzy of prophetic speculation has now escalated to the point that most Premillenialists don’t even recognize that the word “Postmillennial” even exists -- let alone grasp the concept.  Postmillenialism is so marginalized in the Evangelical mind that it is usually simply ignored in any popular discussion of eschatology.  If mentioned, it is typically dismissed out of hand as spiritualizing and allegorizing the Bible or as a now-defunct intellectual curiosity. For example consider this introduction to the “Prophecy and End [...]

Humanism’s Encyclopedia In an effort to disseminate knowledge, encourage scholarship and a broad understanding of the world books of knowledge were written called encyclopedias. Various types of these books were published since early antiquity beginning with the collected works of Aristotle and Pliny the Elder. During the Middle Ages encyclopedias were published both in Europe and in China. Depending upon the world and life view of those that compiled the works they would either be God-glorifying or pagan in origin, purpose [...]

It seems as if the priesthood of humanism’s academia have finally claimed victory over what passes for scholarship today. They have successful filled both the public and university libraries with so much junk that it is almost impossible to tell one lie from another. Among too many modern Christians the topic of scholarship, serious research, and the importance of books is one of the furthest things from their mind. Scholarship seems to be a thing of the past. Even books themselves [...]